'The Da Vinci Code' finally coming in paperback
Dan Brown's historical thriller was published nearly three years ago and has so sold well, for so long, that publisher Doubleday didn't bother releasing a paperback.
Mystery of skull believed to be Mozart's still unsolved
Facts in dispute about million selling memoir
NEW YORK - An online publication has alleged that James Frey's best-selling memoir about substance abuse, "A Million Little Pieces," wildly exaggerates his past, with inflated claims about his criminal record and about his involvement in an accident that killed two high school students.
'Phantom' to become longest running Broadway show
NEW YORK - No job in the theater lasts forever. At "The Phantom of the Opera," it only seems that way.
'Phantom' to become longest running Broadway show
Book Award winner probes human motivation
SACRAMENTO, Calif. - In his expansive, nearly windowless industrial studio crammed with books, art supplies, prints and photographs, author William T. Vollmann spends a lot of time thinking, much of it about human nature.
Facts in dispute about million selling memoir
NEW YORK - An online publication has alleged that James Frey's best-selling memoir about substance abuse, "A Million Little Pieces," wildly exaggerates his past, with inflated claims about his criminal record and about his involvement in an accident that killed two high school students.
Mystery of skull believed to be Mozart's still unsolved
VIENNA, Austria - It's a Mozart mystery as haunting as his "Requiem" - and apparently it won't be solved any time soon.
'The Da Vinci Code' finally coming in paperback
Dan Brown's historical thriller was published nearly three years ago and has so sold well, for so long, that publisher Doubleday didn't bother releasing a paperback.
Mystery of skull believed to be Mozart's still unsolved
VIENNA, Austria - It's a Mozart mystery as haunting as his "Requiem" - and apparently it won't be solved any time soon.
Facts in dispute about million selling memoir
Book Award winner probes human motivation
SACRAMENTO, Calif. - In his expansive, nearly windowless industrial studio crammed with books, art supplies, prints and photographs, author William T. Vollmann spends a lot of time thinking, much of it about human nature.
Book Award winner probes human motivation
'Phantom' to become longest running Broadway show
NEW YORK - No job in the theater lasts forever. At "The Phantom of the Opera," it only seems that way.
'The Da Vinci Code' finally coming in paperback
Will the Hall finally make a call out to the bullpen?
Will the Hall finally make a call out to the bullpen?
NEW YORK - Bruce Sutter could become the first pitcher with no career starts elected to the Hall of Fame when results of 2006 balloting are released today.
Will the Hall finally make a call out to the bullpen?
NEW YORK - Bruce Sutter could become the first pitcher with no career starts elected to the Hall of Fame when results of 2006 balloting are released today.
The same old thing has changed
More news video is available online
NEW YORK - Online news video is plentiful: NBC, ABC and CBS all have Web editions of their evening news, and CNN recently launched a four-channel broadband network carrying feeds mostly unavailable on its U.S. cable channels.
Fee for running business debated
AIKEN - Aiken County could soon tighten the screws on businesses that fudge on reporting their property taxes.
How pension crisis could hit corporate balance sheets
NEW YORK - The pension system is heading for a crisis, or maybe two.
Consumer borrowing posts second monthly decline
WASHINGTON - Consumer borrowing fell in November for a second straight month, the first time that has occurred in more than 13 years.
More news video is available online
Federal oil reduction program increases oil use
LOS ANGELES - A federal push for cars that run on an alternative fuel straight from the heartland isn't winning many converts among American drivers - but is a hit with automakers who use it to skirt mileage standards.
How pension crisis could hit corporate balance sheets
SUVs, pickups perform poorly in crash tests
WASHINGTON - Head restraints in several sport utility vehicles and pickup trucks poorly protected test dummies from neck injuries in a simulated rear crash at 20 mph, the insurance industry reported Sunday.
Fee for running business debated
AIKEN - Aiken County could soon tighten the screws on businesses that fudge on reporting their property taxes.
Mississippi plant causing problem with Nissan reliability
JACKSON, Miss. - Nissan officials are on the defensive after four of five vehicles produced at a key plant in the automaker's expansion plans topped the annual Consumer Reports list of unreliable vehicles.
Federal oil reduction program increases oil use
Federal oil reduction program increases oil use
LOS ANGELES - A federal push for cars that run on an alternative fuel straight from the heartland isn't winning many converts among American drivers - but is a hit with automakers who use it to skirt mileage standards.
SUVs, pickups perform poorly in crash tests
How pension crisis could hit corporate balance sheets
NEW YORK - The pension system is heading for a crisis, or maybe two.
After making 50 millionth tire, factory will expand
GRANITEVILLE - Four days ago, the community marked the first anniversary of the deadly train wreck and chlorine spill that killed nine people, including six Avondale Mills employees.
SUVs, pickups perform poorly in crash tests
WASHINGTON - Head restraints in several sport utility vehicles and pickup trucks poorly protected test dummies from neck injuries in a simulated rear crash at 20 mph, the insurance industry reported Sunday.
Mississippi plant causing problem with Nissan reliability
Fee for running business debated
Consumer borrowing posts second monthly decline
More news video is available online
NEW YORK - Online news video is plentiful: NBC, ABC and CBS all have Web editions of their evening news, and CNN recently launched a four-channel broadband network carrying feeds mostly unavailable on its U.S. cable channels.
Consumer borrowing posts second monthly decline
WASHINGTON - Consumer borrowing fell in November for a second straight month, the first time that has occurred in more than 13 years.
Mississippi plant causing problem with Nissan reliability
JACKSON, Miss. - Nissan officials are on the defensive after four of five vehicles produced at a key plant in the automaker's expansion plans topped the annual Consumer Reports list of unreliable vehicles.
After making 50 millionth tire, factory will expand
GRANITEVILLE - Four days ago, the community marked the first anniversary of the deadly train wreck and chlorine spill that killed nine people, including six Avondale Mills employees.
After making 50 millionth tire, factory will expand
Lady Tigers top Georgia Tech
CLEMSON, S.C. - Maxienne White had 17 points to lead Clemson to a 72-63 victory over Georgia Tech on Sunday.
Lady Tigers top Georgia Tech
CLEMSON, S.C. - Maxienne White had 17 points to lead Clemson to a 72-63 victory over Georgia Tech on Sunday.
Vince Young headed to NFL draft
AUSTIN, Texas - Vince Young is headed to the NFL.
Vince Young headed to NFL draft
AUSTIN, Texas - Vince Young is headed to the NFL.
Vince Young headed to NFL draft
'Canes no match for Tar Heels' hot hands
DeLay makes the right decision
Tom DeLay may well be the victim of a partisan prosecution in Texas that will fail. He may never be indicted in the burgeoning Jack Abramoff scandal.
The big picture
It's the reason that no one wants to sit in the front row at a movie:
A monument to mistrust
"Having one portion of the community dominating the other is not fair."
DeLay makes the right decision
A monument to mistrust
"Having one portion of the community dominating the other is not fair."
The big picture
It's the reason that no one wants to sit in the front row at a movie:
It's just that simple
You can pretty much predict which organizations are opposing Judge Sam Alito's nomination to the U.S. Supreme Court.
It's just that simple
You can pretty much predict which organizations are opposing Judge Sam Alito's nomination to the U.S. Supreme Court.
A different kind of miracle
"Nothing seems to be working, and maybe it's time to trust in God completely."
DeLay makes the right decision
Tom DeLay may well be the victim of a partisan prosecution in Texas that will fail. He may never be indicted in the burgeoning Jack Abramoff scandal.
A different kind of miracle
"Nothing seems to be working, and maybe it's time to trust in God completely."
No bids on foreclosed Courtney Love house
OLYMPIA, Wash. - A Los Angeles mortgage company owns the historic bungalow Courtney Love bought in the late 1990s, after a foreclosure auction generated no bids.
People in the News
OLYMPIA, Wash. - Courtney Love lost the historic bungalow she bought in the late 1990s to a Los Angeles mortgage company after a foreclosure auction generated no bids.
Howard Stern makes his debut on satellite radio
NEW YORK - Howard Stern began his new satellite radio show on Monday by putting to rest rumors that he got married to his longtime girlfriend, model Beth Ostrosky - in a comment complete with a federally banned expletive.
People in the News
LOS ANGELES - Two-time Oscar-winner Hilary Swank and actor husband Chad Lowe have separated after more than eight years of marriage.
No bids on foreclosed Courtney Love house
OLYMPIA, Wash. - A Los Angeles mortgage company owns the historic bungalow Courtney Love bought in the late 1990s, after a foreclosure auction generated no bids.
Howard Stern makes his debut on satellite radio
NEW YORK - Howard Stern began his new satellite radio show on Monday by putting to rest rumors that he got married to his longtime girlfriend, model Beth Ostrosky - in a comment complete with a federally banned expletive.
People in the News
LOS ANGELES - Two-time Oscar-winner Hilary Swank and actor husband Chad Lowe have separated after more than eight years of marriage.
People in the News
OLYMPIA, Wash. - Courtney Love lost the historic bungalow she bought in the late 1990s to a Los Angeles mortgage company after a foreclosure auction generated no bids.
Multimanaged funds have advantages
When you think about who is managing your mutual fund, you might imagine a single person making most of the decisions.
Yield curve inversion will affect consumers
NEW YORK - The yield curve turned upside down in late December, leading some financial experts to suggest that consumers need to re-evaluate their saving and borrowing strategies in the new year.
Yield curve inversion will affect consumers
Balancing work and cancer treatment isn't easy
Yield curve inversion will affect consumers
NEW YORK - The yield curve turned upside down in late December, leading some financial experts to suggest that consumers need to re-evaluate their saving and borrowing strategies in the new year.
Multimanaged funds have advantages
Balancing work and cancer treatment isn't easy
NEW YORK - Margot Morrell viewed her 2004 ovarian cancer diagnosis as a challenge.
Balancing work and cancer treatment isn't easy
NEW YORK - Margot Morrell viewed her 2004 ovarian cancer diagnosis as a challenge.
Multimanaged funds have advantages
When you think about who is managing your mutual fund, you might imagine a single person making most of the decisions.
Jackets topple No. 11 Eagles
ATLANTA - All Anthony Morrow wanted out of Georgia Tech teammate Jeremis Smith was a smile.
Jackets topple No. 11 Eagles
ATLANTA - All Anthony Morrow wanted out of Georgia Tech teammate Jeremis Smith was a smile.
Family history's best learned in present
Europe beats Asia in Royal Trophy
BANGKOK, Thailand - Europe won the inaugural Royal Trophy team tournament Sunday, holding off Asia 9-7 behind the strong play of Graeme McDowell, Paul McGinley and Henrik Stenson.
Appleby makes it three straight at Kapalua
KAPALUA, Hawaii - Stuart Appleby had to go an extra hole to make it three in a row at the Mercedes Championships, making a birdie on the par-5 18th to force a playoff against Vijay Singh, then winning on the same hole with a bunker shot that nearly went in.
Winds, course baffled players
KAPALUA, Hawaii - Justin Leonard took a quick shower and was headed to the airport for a flight home to Dallas when he saw David Toms at his locker and, in his own sarcastic way, wished him well at the next stop in Hawaii.
Appleby often overlooked as a big hitter
KAPALUA, Hawaii - Stuart Appleby hit the longest drive at the Mercedes Championships, a 426-yard tee shot that nearly went through the par-4 12th green.
Winds, course baffled players
KAPALUA, Hawaii - Justin Leonard took a quick shower and was headed to the airport for a flight home to Dallas when he saw David Toms at his locker and, in his own sarcastic way, wished him well at the next stop in Hawaii.
Appleby makes it three straight at Kapalua
Appleby often overlooked as a big hitter
Europe beats Asia in Royal Trophy
Europe beats Asia in Royal Trophy
BANGKOK, Thailand - Europe won the inaugural Royal Trophy team tournament Sunday, holding off Asia 9-7 behind the strong play of Graeme McDowell, Paul McGinley and Henrik Stenson.
Appleby often overlooked as a big hitter
KAPALUA, Hawaii - Stuart Appleby hit the longest drive at the Mercedes Championships, a 426-yard tee shot that nearly went through the par-4 12th green.
Appleby makes it three straight at Kapalua
KAPALUA, Hawaii - Stuart Appleby had to go an extra hole to make it three in a row at the Mercedes Championships, making a birdie on the par-5 18th to force a playoff against Vijay Singh, then winning on the same hole with a bunker shot that nearly went in.
The same old thing has changed
The world is moving so fast these days that the man who says it can't be done is generally interrupted by someone doing it.
The same old thing has changed
The world is moving so fast these days that the man who says it can't be done is generally interrupted by someone doing it.
Mine-disaster muddle confused media
Amid all the hype, no wonder the media missed the boat in accurately reporting the number of survivors in the West Virginia mine disaster. The first report regarded the number of coal miners who were alive at that time - 12.
Dan Leonard, Grovetown
We're fighting some very bad folks
We're fighting some very bad folks
As usual, Paul Cook in his Dec. 18 letter to the editor ("Pray that Iraq war ends soon") demonstrated his propensity for selective memory lapses.
Roger Eden, Grovetown
Christian letter is not so Christian
Christian letter is not so Christian
Regarding Robert Wilkerson's Dec. 27 letter ("Leave God-fearing Christians alone"): As an educator in public and private schools and a believer, Mr. Wilkerson's comments were ill and out of perspective - reflecting neither mainstream Christianity nor teachings of the Bible.
Brian Baldowski, Augusta
Mine-disaster muddle confused media
We're fighting some very bad folks
As usual, Paul Cook in his Dec. 18 letter to the editor ("Pray that Iraq war ends soon") demonstrated his propensity for selective memory lapses.
Roger Eden, Grovetown
Tookie victim is woefully forgotten
At 4 a.m. Feb. 28, 1979, Albert Owens was sweeping the parking lot of a 7-Eleven. He worked there at night, and a factory in the day. His stepmother worried about his night job. "I need the money," she recalled him saying.
Mike Fulford, Evans
Mine-disaster muddle confused media
Amid all the hype, no wonder the media missed the boat in accurately reporting the number of survivors in the West Virginia mine disaster. The first report regarded the number of coal miners who were alive at that time - 12.
Dan Leonard, Grovetown
Christian letter is not so Christian
Regarding Robert Wilkerson's Dec. 27 letter ("Leave God-fearing Christians alone"): As an educator in public and private schools and a believer, Mr. Wilkerson's comments were ill and out of perspective - reflecting neither mainstream Christianity nor teachings of the Bible.
Brian Baldowski, Augusta
Tookie victim is woefully forgotten
At 4 a.m. Feb. 28, 1979, Albert Owens was sweeping the parking lot of a 7-Eleven. He worked there at night, and a factory in the day. His stepmother worried about his night job. "I need the money," she recalled him saying.
Mike Fulford, Evans
Tookie victim is woefully forgotten
Automakers making push into crossover vehicles
Scientists argue the evolution of sauropods
Techbits: BBC News archives, Engineering prize and more
Fear creeps in with three low-key horror games
Discovery may lead to new depression treatments
Bird flu might be more common, but less deadly
IdleAire expands truck stop hookups to reduce emissions
TiVo uncharacteristically quiet at TV-dominated CES
Battle shaping up for new high-def DVDs
Toyota seeks to shed vanilla image of top-selling Camry
Childhood dream becomes reality for instructor
Over-the-counter cough syrup use discouraged
Battle shaping up for new high-def DVDs
LAS VEGAS - It was supposed to be the grand unveiling of a new generation in home entertainment when Kevin Collins of Microsoft Corp. popped an HD DVD disc into a Toshiba production model and hit "play."
Toyota seeks to shed vanilla image of top-selling Camry
DETROIT - Seeking to put an end to the idea that the No. 1 selling car in the United States is too vanilla for many who drive it, Toyota on Monday unveiled the fully redesigned 2007 Camry.
TiVo uncharacteristically quiet at TV-dominated CES
SAN JOSE, Calif. - TiVo Inc., the digital video recorder pioneer, made HEAD:s a year ago in vowing to take TV to the next level with support for high-definition video, software that can sling shows outside the box and a plan to pipe movies over the Internet.
Discovery may lead to new depression treatments
WASHINGTON - Scientists have discovered a protein that seems to play a crucial role in developing depression, a finding that may lead to new treatments for the often debilitating illness - and fundamental understanding of why it strikes.
Health and fitness calendar
The health and fitness calendar is a listing of support groups, activities and lectures. Send information to Health Calendar, The Augusta Chronicle Newsroom, P.O. Box 1928, Augusta, GA 30903-1928. Send information by fax to 722-7403 and send e-mail to ryan.wehmeyer@augusta chronicle.com. Please include a contact name and phone number.
Over-the-counter cough syrup use discouraged
CHICAGO - Despite the billions of dollars spent every year in this country on over-the-counter cough syrups, most such medicines do little if anything to relieve coughs, the nation's chest physicians say.
Battle shaping up for new high-def DVDs
LAS VEGAS - It was supposed to be the grand unveiling of a new generation in home entertainment when Kevin Collins of Microsoft Corp. popped an HD DVD disc into a Toshiba production model and hit "play."
Toyota seeks to shed vanilla image of top-selling Camry
DETROIT - Seeking to put an end to the idea that the No. 1 selling car in the United States is too vanilla for many who drive it, Toyota on Monday unveiled the fully redesigned 2007 Camry.
Techbits: BBC News archives, Engineering prize and more
LONDON - Landmark BBC television reports of major world events from the past half-century will be available free online to British computer users.
Bird flu might be more common, but less deadly
CHICAGO - As bird flu cases rise at a disturbing pace in Turkey, new research offers a bit of hope - it's likely that many people who get it don't become seriously ill and quickly recover.
Bird flu might be more common, but less deadly
CHICAGO - As bird flu cases rise at a disturbing pace in Turkey, new research offers a bit of hope - it's likely that many people who get it don't become seriously ill and quickly recover.
Automakers making push into crossover vehicles
DETROIT - Dampened by high gas prices, the auto industry has faced tough times selling large sport utility vehicles lately. But with demand still high from families wanting plenty of space, carmakers may have an antidote: the crossover.
Living briefs
The first heating bills are landing in mailboxes, and many homeowners are experiencing sticker shock.
Childhood dream becomes reality for instructor
There's a house on the south side of town that visitors call "the museum."
Scientists argue the evolution of sauropods
Sauropods, the enormous dinosaurs that were the largest animals to ever walk the earth, may have been nothing more than overgrown toddlers. So says Hans Sues, a Smithsonian paleontologist who analyzed the 190-million-year-old dinosaur eggs -- the oldest from a vertebrate animal ever discovered.
Living briefs
The first heating bills are landing in mailboxes, and many homeowners are experiencing sticker shock.
IdleAire expands truck stop hookups to reduce emissions
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. - IdleAire Technologies Corp. announced Wednesday a national expansion of its ecologically friendly truck stop systems that let long-haul truckers turn off their engines while they rest and let everyone else breathe easier.
Seniors calendar
The Seniors Calendar lists items of interest to senior citizens. Call the service agencies for information. To list your activity, write to Seniors Calendar, The Augusta Chronicle, P.O. Box 1928, Augusta.
Fear creeps in with three low-key horror games
What's scary? Horror aficionados have been debating the subject for decades. Some prefer graphic bloodbaths like "The Evil Dead" or George A. Romero's zombie epics.
Health and fitness calendar
The health and fitness calendar is a listing of support groups, activities and lectures. Send information to Health Calendar, The Augusta Chronicle Newsroom, P.O. Box 1928, Augusta, GA 30903-1928. Send information by fax to 722-7403 and send e-mail to ryan.wehmeyer@augusta chronicle.com. Please include a contact name and phone number.
Automakers making push into crossover vehicles
DETROIT - Dampened by high gas prices, the auto industry has faced tough times selling large sport utility vehicles lately. But with demand still high from families wanting plenty of space, carmakers may have an antidote: the crossover.
TiVo uncharacteristically quiet at TV-dominated CES
SAN JOSE, Calif. - TiVo Inc., the digital video recorder pioneer, made HEAD:s a year ago in vowing to take TV to the next level with support for high-definition video, software that can sling shows outside the box and a plan to pipe movies over the Internet.
Over-the-counter cough syrup use discouraged
CHICAGO - Despite the billions of dollars spent every year in this country on over-the-counter cough syrups, most such medicines do little if anything to relieve coughs, the nation's chest physicians say.
Scientists argue the evolution of sauropods
Sauropods, the enormous dinosaurs that were the largest animals to ever walk the earth, may have been nothing more than overgrown toddlers. So says Hans Sues, a Smithsonian paleontologist who analyzed the 190-million-year-old dinosaur eggs -- the oldest from a vertebrate animal ever discovered.
Discovery may lead to new depression treatments
WASHINGTON - Scientists have discovered a protein that seems to play a crucial role in developing depression, a finding that may lead to new treatments for the often debilitating illness - and fundamental understanding of why it strikes.
Techbits: BBC News archives, Engineering prize and more
LONDON - Landmark BBC television reports of major world events from the past half-century will be available free online to British computer users.
Seniors calendar
The Seniors Calendar lists items of interest to senior citizens. Call the service agencies for information. To list your activity, write to Seniors Calendar, The Augusta Chronicle, P.O. Box 1928, Augusta.
Fear creeps in with three low-key horror games
What's scary? Horror aficionados have been debating the subject for decades. Some prefer graphic bloodbaths like "The Evil Dead" or George A. Romero's zombie epics.
IdleAire expands truck stop hookups to reduce emissions
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. - IdleAire Technologies Corp. announced Wednesday a national expansion of its ecologically friendly truck stop systems that let long-haul truckers turn off their engines while they rest and let everyone else breathe easier.
Childhood dream becomes reality for instructor
There's a house on the south side of town that visitors call "the museum."
Defense is key in Augusta victory
Augusta Lynx goaltender Jason Wolfe said he wouldn't call his effort Sunday one of his best.
Defense is key in Augusta victory
Augusta Lynx goaltender Jason Wolfe said he wouldn't call his effort Sunday one of his best.
Defense is key in Augusta victory
Voter ID battle starts again
ATLANTA - The legislative session opened with a bang Monday as Republican House leaders steered a new proposal to change the state's voter ID requirements through its first test, catching Democratic foes off guard.
Start date up for debate
School starting dates are again up for debate at a Columbia County school board meeting today.
Election on minds in session
COLUMBIA - Even as the legislative session gets started today, lawmakers are mindful of another date 10 months away: Nov. 7, Election Day.
Murder-suicide leaves neighborhood in shock
Terry Young thought the world of his two sons. Four-year-old Ryker was "the most imaginative kid you'll ever meet." And to Mr. Young, 7-year-old Gunner was "the perfect little boy" who made him proud every single day.
Start date up for debate
School starting dates are again up for debate at a Columbia County school board meeting today.
Officials investigate deaths of man, 2 sons
Law enforcement officials are investigating Sunday's apparent murder/suicide in North Augusta's Andrews Branch subdivision involving a 45-year-old man and his two young sons.
Across Georgia
Professor's translation is awarded ATHENS - The University of Georgia's outreach to Croatia is $500,000 richer because of a language professor's prompt translation of a 100-year-old letter.
Trial in death begins
Two years ago today, Treymane DaShon Berry lay unconscious on a tiny hospital bed as doctors fought to keep him alive and detectives photographed his battered body. The child died the next day.
Company hopes to buy St. Joseph Hospital
Vince Cherry will be in charge if his company acquires St. Joseph Hospital in Augusta.
Perdue proposes state pay raises
ATLANTA - Teachers and state workers, including employees of the University System of Georgia, would get a 4 percent pay raise under a proposal announced today by Gov. Sonny Perdue.
Election on minds in session
COLUMBIA - Even as the legislative session gets started today, lawmakers are mindful of another date 10 months away: Nov. 7, Election Day.
More businesses robbed in 2005
Robberies of businesses usually rise around the holidays, and the increase this Christmas season in Augusta pushed the total for 2005 past that of the year before.
Rants and raves
I RECENTLY HAD DINNER with a couple of refugees from New York. They moved to Columbia County. We were discussing the possibility of Columbia County being consolidated and needing a name. They recommended Paradise. Wouldn't it be wonderful to tell your friends you live in Paradise or you're going home to Paradise? They were very serious.
Man arrested in motel shooting
Murder-suicide leaves neighborhood in shock
Terry Young thought the world of his two sons. Four-year-old Ryker was "the most imaginative kid you'll ever meet." And to Mr. Young, 7-year-old Gunner was "the perfect little boy" who made him proud every single day.
Pupils arrested on drug charges
Father who killed boys, self sent DVD
Three Augusta-area television stations received DVDs earlier today thought to be from the North Augusta father who police said killed his two young children Sunday and then committed suicide.
Are tax breaks political gimmicks?
ATLANTA - Most everyone likes candy canes, presents under the tree and bowl game victories by their favorite teams, but - believe it or not - not everyone likes tax cuts.
The week ahead
The Augusta Chorale will hold auditions for new members at 7 p.m. at the Gilbert-Lambuth Memorial Chapel at Paine College, 1235 15th St. An accompanist will be provided. Call 738-0746.
News you can use
CHURCH CONCERT: The Atlanta Guitar Trio will perform at noon at St. Paul's Episcopal Church, 605 Reynolds St., as part of the Tuesday's Music Live program. The concert is free. Lunch costs $7. Lunch reservations are required. For information, call 722-3463.
Mobile homes' growth slowing
AIKEN - South Carolina may lag behind the rest of the country in some categories, but the state's got a 15-year winning streak where mobile homes are concerned.
Rants and raves
I RECENTLY HAD DINNER with a couple of refugees from New York. They moved to Columbia County. We were discussing the possibility of Columbia County being consolidated and needing a name. They recommended Paradise. Wouldn't it be wonderful to tell your friends you live in Paradise or you're going home to Paradise? They were very serious.
Five questions with Deke Copenhaver
Augusta mayor Deke Copenhaver answers five questions for The Augusta Chronicle.
Squabbling back in session
ATLANTA - The election-year edition of the Georgia General Assembly began rolling Monday, with members of the two parties taking up their squabbles where they left off last year.
His and hers classrooms
When eighth-grade pupils at Harlem Middle School arrived last week for their second semester, there was something noticeably absent from their classes - the opposite sex.
Voter ID battle starts again
ATLANTA - The legislative session opened with a bang Monday as Republican House leaders steered a new proposal to change the state's voter ID requirements through its first test, catching Democratic foes off guard.
Potter's present-day pieces steeped in Colonial history
NORTH AUGUSTA - For 30 years, Ding Denlinger has traveled the Southeast to step back in time - not as an observer, but as an active participant in a bygone era.
Squabbling back in session
ATLANTA - The election-year edition of the Georgia General Assembly began rolling Monday, with members of the two parties taking up their squabbles where they left off last year.
Perdue plans to toot own horn
ATLANTA - In his first three years as governor, Sonny Perdue claims he has avoided creating a high profile or building a legacy, but this year, with a second-term election campaign looming after the legislative session, Mr. Perdue could start placing more emphasis on those areas than he has in the past.
News you can use
CHURCH CONCERT: The Atlanta Guitar Trio will perform at noon at St. Paul's Episcopal Church, 605 Reynolds St., as part of the Tuesday's Music Live program. The concert is free. Lunch costs $7. Lunch reservations are required. For information, call 722-3463.
Rants and Raves
Comments from readers:
Across South Carolina
Hospital adds facility focused on heart care
Founder to bring New Order to Augusta
An Ohio-based human rights organization soon will try to inspire Augusta youths to "put down the pistols and pick up the pencils."
Founder to bring New Order to Augusta
Man dies month after being shot
A man who was shot at an east Augusta apartment complex last month has died, and two men being held in connection with the shooting will probably face homicide charges, police said Sunday.
Across the area
North Augusta officials confirmed that a father and his two sons died Sunday evening, and police said the father's death was a suicide.
Rants and Raves
Comments from readers:
Across Georgia
SAVANNAH - A former programs manager with Chatham County Sheriff's Department has pleaded guilty to aiding and assisting in the preparation and filing of a false tax return, according to a statement released Sunday by the office of Lisa Godbey Wood, the U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of Georgia.
Rants and raves
I RECENTLY HAD DINNER with a couple of refugees from New York. They moved to Columbia County. We were discussing the possibility of Columbia County being consolidated and needing a name. They recommended Paradise. Wouldn't it be wonderful to tell your friends you live in Paradise or you're going home to Paradise? They were very serious.
City committee work is halted
The Augusta Commission's regular committee meetings were canceled Monday after city attorney Stephen Shepard ruled that Mayor Pro Tem Marion Williams does not have the authority to appoint committee members.
Rape victim in critical condition
Eating high on the hog
ATLANTA - Today, Georgia lawmakers begin a 40-day session sure to see its share of political wrangling, heated debates and downright bad blood.
Rivera's attorneys try to get killer new trial
Across the southeast
RICHMOND, VA. - Investigators are looking into whether two men arrested in the robbery and killings of seven people in their Richmond homes were involved in similar crimes elsewhere, a police spokeswoman said Sunday.
Kid of the Day
Today's Kid of the Day is Marygrace Elizabeth Holt, 10, of Langley.
Potter's present-day pieces steeped in Colonial history
His and hers classrooms
When eighth-grade pupils at Harlem Middle School arrived last week for their second semester, there was something noticeably absent from their classes - the opposite sex.
Eating high on the hog
ATLANTA - Today, Georgia lawmakers begin a 40-day session sure to see its share of political wrangling, heated debates and downright bad blood.
$5,000 bracelet stolen
A South Carolina woman is expected to be charged with the theft of a diamond bracelet from an Augusta jewelry store Monday morning, authorities said.
Man dies month after being shot
A man who was shot at an east Augusta apartment complex last month has died, and two men being held in connection with the shooting will probably face homicide charges, police said Sunday.
Kid of the Day
Lucas McCain Harden, of Evans, is today's kid of the day.
Five questions with Deke Copenhaver
Augusta mayor Deke Copenhaver answers five questions for The Augusta Chronicle.
Across South Carolina
Hospital adds facility focused on heart care
Perdue plans to toot own horn
ATLANTA - In his first three years as governor, Sonny Perdue claims he has avoided creating a high profile or building a legacy, but this year, with a second-term election campaign looming after the legislative session, Mr. Perdue could start placing more emphasis on those areas than he has in the past.
Across the area
Broken bottle leads to arrest
Founder to bring New Order to Augusta
An Ohio-based human rights organization soon will try to inspire Augusta youths to "put down the pistols and pick up the pencils."
Rape victim in critical condition
Augusta authorities are seeking a suspect in the "brutal" rape of a woman found injured Monday morning in a wooded area off Milledgeville Road.
Mobile homes' growth slowing
AIKEN - South Carolina may lag behind the rest of the country in some categories, but the state's got a 15-year winning streak where mobile homes are concerned.
Rivera's attorneys try to get killer new trial
Convicted serial killer Reinaldo Rivera returned to Augusta from Georgia's death row for a hearing Monday.
Site focuses on Korean War MIAs
ATLANTA - It has been more than 50 years, and John P. Zimmerlee is still trying to discover what happened to his father, an Air Force officer who went missing in action after a night bombing raid over North Korea in 1952.
Suspect left jail days before shooting
AIKEN - Five days before police say he and three others gunned down a Beech Island athlete, Vernon Ryans Jr. was sitting in jail, accused of accidentally killing a 16-year-old boy.
Site focuses on Korean War MIAs
Fighting for a future
Verbain Curry comes from one of the poorest towns in Florida, an area plagued with gangs and crime, but on Friday he set foot on what could be his first college campus.
Are tax breaks political gimmicks?
ATLANTA - Most everyone likes candy canes, presents under the tree and bowl game victories by their favorite teams, but - believe it or not - not everyone likes tax cuts.
City committee work is halted
The Augusta Commission's regular committee meetings were canceled Monday after city attorney Stephen Shepard ruled that Mayor Pro Tem Marion Williams does not have the authority to appoint committee members.
Kid of the Day
Today's Kid of the Day is Marygrace Elizabeth Holt, 10, of Langley.
Kid of the Day
Lucas McCain Harden, of Evans, is today's kid of the day.
The week ahead
The Augusta Chorale will hold auditions for new members at 7 p.m. at the Gilbert-Lambuth Memorial Chapel at Paine College, 1235 15th St. An accompanist will be provided. Call 738-0746.
$5,000 bracelet stolen
A South Carolina woman is expected to be charged with the theft of a diamond bracelet from an Augusta jewelry store Monday morning, authorities said.
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Suspect left jail days before shooting
AIKEN - Five days before police say he and three others gunned down a Beech Island athlete, Vernon Ryans Jr. was sitting in jail, accused of accidentally killing a 16-year-old boy.
Across the area
North Augusta officials confirmed that a father and his two sons died Sunday evening, and police said the father's death was a suicide.
Trial in death begins
Two years ago today, Treymane DaShon Berry lay unconscious on a tiny hospital bed as doctors fought to keep him alive and detectives photographed his battered body. The child died the next day.
Across Georgia
SAVANNAH - A former programs manager with Chatham County Sheriff's Department has pleaded guilty to aiding and assisting in the preparation and filing of a false tax return, according to a statement released Sunday by the office of Lisa Godbey Wood, the U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of Georgia.
Across the area
Broken bottle leads to arrest
Across South Carolina
COLUMBIA - More than half the railroad track miles in South Carolina do not have an electronic system to warn oncoming trains that there is danger ahead.
Across Georgia
Professor's translation is awarded ATHENS - The University of Georgia's outreach to Croatia is $500,000 richer because of a language professor's prompt translation of a 100-year-old letter.
Are tax breaks political gimmicks?
Man dies month after being shot
Suspect left jail days before shooting
Murder-suicide leaves neighborhood in shock
Five questions with Deke Copenhaver
Across the southeast
RICHMOND, VA. - Investigators are looking into whether two men arrested in the robbery and killings of seven people in their Richmond homes were involved in similar crimes elsewhere, a police spokeswoman said Sunday.
Fighting for a future
Verbain Curry comes from one of the poorest towns in Florida, an area plagued with gangs and crime, but on Friday he set foot on what could be his first college campus.
Potter's present-day pieces steeped in Colonial history
NORTH AUGUSTA - For 30 years, Ding Denlinger has traveled the Southeast to step back in time - not as an observer, but as an active participant in a bygone era.
Across South Carolina
COLUMBIA - More than half the railroad track miles in South Carolina do not have an electronic system to warn oncoming trains that there is danger ahead.
Rivera's attorneys try to get killer new trial
Convicted serial killer Reinaldo Rivera returned to Augusta from Georgia's death row for a hearing Monday.
Site focuses on Korean War MIAs
ATLANTA - It has been more than 50 years, and John P. Zimmerlee is still trying to discover what happened to his father, an Air Force officer who went missing in action after a night bombing raid over North Korea in 1952.
Rape victim in critical condition
Augusta authorities are seeking a suspect in the "brutal" rape of a woman found injured Monday morning in a wooded area off Milledgeville Road.
Family history's best learned in present
Can you trace your ancestry back to the old country, the throne, the garden? Not me; I've always said I was never able to track my family back any further than my older brother, and that's not too much of an exaggeration.
Family history's best learned in present
Can you trace your ancestry back to the old country, the throne, the garden? Not me; I've always said I was never able to track my family back any further than my older brother, and that's not too much of an exaggeration.
Jamestown archaeologist consulted for movie
Utah theater balks at 'Brokeback Mountain'
SALT LAKE CITY - A movie theater owned by Utah Jazz owner Larry Miller abruptly changed its screening plans and decided not to show the film "Brokeback Mountain."
Horror fans welcome 'Hostel' with $20.1 million weekend
LOS ANGELES - The weekend box office was sheer torture as the bloody "Hostel," a tale of buddies who stumble into a den of violent depravity, debuted at No. 1 with $20.1 million.
Utah theater balks at 'Brokeback Mountain'
SALT LAKE CITY - A movie theater owned by Utah Jazz owner Larry Miller abruptly changed its screening plans and decided not to show the film "Brokeback Mountain."
Jamestown archaeologist consulted for movie
JAMESTOWN, Va. - In 1957, archaeologists determined that the remains of the historic fort at Jamestown no longer existed and had probably washed into the James River. But a young graduate student named William Kelso wasn't convinced.
Jamestown archaeologist consulted for movie
JAMESTOWN, Va. - In 1957, archaeologists determined that the remains of the historic fort at Jamestown no longer existed and had probably washed into the James River. But a young graduate student named William Kelso wasn't convinced.
Horror fans welcome 'Hostel' with $20.1 million weekend
LOS ANGELES - The weekend box office was sheer torture as the bloody "Hostel," a tale of buddies who stumble into a den of violent depravity, debuted at No. 1 with $20.1 million.
Film critics pick "Capote" as best picture after extended vote
Film critics pick "Capote" as best picture after extended vote
NEW YORK - "Capote," which chronicles the years Truman Capote spent researching and writing the groundbreaking nonfiction novel "In Cold Blood," was named best picture of 2005 after a lengthy vote by the National Society of Film Critics on Saturday.
Horror fans welcome 'Hostel' with $20.1 million weekend
Utah theater balks at 'Brokeback Mountain'
Film critics pick "Capote" as best picture after extended vote
NEW YORK - "Capote," which chronicles the years Truman Capote spent researching and writing the groundbreaking nonfiction novel "In Cold Blood," was named best picture of 2005 after a lengthy vote by the National Society of Film Critics on Saturday.
The Lennon Sisters: 50 Years of Family Harmony
The Lennon Sisters: 50 Years of Family Harmony
BRANSON, Mo. - It's hard to believe, looking at the three lovely women onstage, but Christmas Eve was the 50th anniversary of the Lennon Sisters' television debut.
The Lennon Sisters: 50 Years of Family Harmony
BRANSON, Mo. - It's hard to believe, looking at the three lovely women onstage, but Christmas Eve was the 50th anniversary of the Lennon Sisters' television debut.
Iverson handles Seattle
PHILADELPHIA - Allen Iverson scored 41 points, John Salmons had 18 and Kyle Korver 17 to lead the Philadelphia 76ers over the Seattle SuperSonics, 107-98 on Monday night.
Iverson handles Seattle
PHILADELPHIA - Allen Iverson scored 41 points, John Salmons had 18 and Kyle Korver 17 to lead the Philadelphia 76ers over the Seattle SuperSonics, 107-98 on Monday night.
'Canes no match for Tar Heels' hot hands
CORAL GABLES, Fla. - Ivory Latta scored 21 points to lead No. 4 North Carolina to a 90-57 victory over Miami on Monday night.
How the women's top 25 fared
No. 1 Tennessee (15-0) did not play. Next: vs. No. 17 Georgia, Thursday.
Huskies halt Bearcats' run
HARTFORD, Conn. - Hilton Armstrong dominated inside with 14 points, 10 rebounds and six blocked shots and Connecticut beat Big East newcomer Cincinnati, 70-59, on Monday night, snapping the Bearcats' 10-game win streak.
'Canes no match for Tar Heels' hot hands
CORAL GABLES, Fla. - Ivory Latta scored 21 points to lead No. 4 North Carolina to a 90-57 victory over Miami on Monday night.
Huskies halt Bearcats' run
HARTFORD, Conn. - Hilton Armstrong dominated inside with 14 points, 10 rebounds and six blocked shots and Connecticut beat Big East newcomer Cincinnati, 70-59, on Monday night, snapping the Bearcats' 10-game win streak.
How the women's top 25 fared
No. 1 Tennessee (15-0) did not play. Next: vs. No. 17 Georgia, Thursday.
San Diego's Gates stands alone among All-Pro picks
Icy playoffs not expected this weekend
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With only a month to go, will Turin be ready?
TURIN, Italy - Stride across Piazza San Giovanni's large cobblestones toward Turin's main cathedral, home to the Holy Shroud, and chances are you'll be greeted by Gino, who runs a souvenir stand he wheels around on his 1973 scooter.
2006 Winter Olympics begins in one month
Suspended coach waits for decision
Tomba and Belmondo could light flame together
ROME - Alberto Tomba and Stefania Belmondo could light the Turin flame together.
2006 Winter Olympics begins in one month
TURIN, Italy - Stride across Piazza San Giovanni's large cobblestones toward Turin's main cathedral, home to the Holy Shroud, and chances are you'll be greeted by Gino, who runs a souvenir stand he wheels around on his 1973 scooter.
Tomba and Belmondo could light flame together
ROME - Alberto Tomba and Stefania Belmondo could light the Turin flame together.
Suspended coach waits for decision
ELIZABETHTOWN, N.Y. - A New York Supreme Court judge will not decide until at least today whether to grant embattled U.S. skeleton coach Tim Nardiello's request to have his suspension temporarily overturned, a delay that hurts his chance of joining the U.S. team at a World Cup race this weekend.
Suspended coach waits for decision
ELIZABETHTOWN, N.Y. - A New York Supreme Court judge will not decide until at least today whether to grant embattled U.S. skeleton coach Tim Nardiello's request to have his suspension temporarily overturned, a delay that hurts his chance of joining the U.S. team at a World Cup race this weekend.
Tomba and Belmondo could light flame together
With only a month to go, will Turin be ready?
TURIN, Italy - Stride across Piazza San Giovanni's large cobblestones toward Turin's main cathedral, home to the Holy Shroud, and chances are you'll be greeted by Gino, who runs a souvenir stand he wheels around on his 1973 scooter.
2006 Winter Olympics begins in one month
TURIN, Italy - Stride across Piazza San Giovanni's large cobblestones toward Turin's main cathedral, home to the Holy Shroud, and chances are you'll be greeted by Gino, who runs a souvenir stand he wheels around on his 1973 scooter.
With only a month to go, will Turin be ready?
FIS wants Bode Miller's comments on partying addressed
FIS wants Bode Miller's comments on partying addressed
ADELBODEN, Switzerland - The International Ski Federation wants the U.S. ski team to address the latest controversy surrounding outspoken reigning overall World Cup champion Bode Miller.
Overtime
In Sebring, Fla., Augusta State's Garrett Phillips had a final-round 6-over-par 78 to finish with 297 alone in second place at the Harder Hall Invitational.
FIS wants Bode Miller's comments on partying addressed
ADELBODEN, Switzerland - The International Ski Federation wants the U.S. ski team to address the latest controversy surrounding outspoken reigning overall World Cup champion Bode Miller.
Overtime
In Suffolk, Va., former Virginia Tech quarterback Marcus Vick, booted from the team last week for his behavior on and off the field, was charged Monday with pulling a gun on three teenagers during an altercation in a restaurant parking lot.
Overtime
In Sebring, Fla., Augusta State's Garrett Phillips had a final-round 6-over-par 78 to finish with 297 alone in second place at the Harder Hall Invitational.
Overtime
In Suffolk, Va., former Virginia Tech quarterback Marcus Vick, booted from the team last week for his behavior on and off the field, was charged Monday with pulling a gun on three teenagers during an altercation in a restaurant parking lot.
Icy playoffs not expected this weekend
Good news for the Carolina Panthers: the long-range forecast for Sunday in Chicago is an unseasonably warm 43 degrees, about the same temperature they handled in the Meadowlands.
Steelers romp Bengals
CINCINNATI - A low hit on Carson Palmer changed everything.
San Diego's Gates stands alone among All-Pro picks
San Diego's Antonio Gates was the only unanimous choice to the Associated Press 2005 All-Pro team, featuring four players each from conference leaders Indianapolis and Seattle.
Fox won't hype win vs. Giants
CHARLOTTE, N.C. - To hear New Yorkers talk, Carolina coach John Fox is the second coming of Vince Lombardi.
Chiefs welcome Edwards
KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Herman Edwards was hired as coach of the Kansas City Chiefs on Monday, replacing the retired Dick Vermeil and inheriting a team that barely missed the playoffs.
San Diego's Gates stands alone among All-Pro picks
San Diego's Antonio Gates was the only unanimous choice to the Associated Press 2005 All-Pro team, featuring four players each from conference leaders Indianapolis and Seattle.
Steelers romp Bengals
CINCINNATI - A low hit on Carson Palmer changed everything.
Icy playoffs not expected this weekend
Good news for the Carolina Panthers: the long-range forecast for Sunday in Chicago is an unseasonably warm 43 degrees, about the same temperature they handled in the Meadowlands.
Panthers blank Giants
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. - The Carolina Panthers' defense played like coach John Fox was in the New York huddle, spying on his former team.
Chiefs welcome Edwards
KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Herman Edwards was hired as coach of the Kansas City Chiefs on Monday, replacing the retired Dick Vermeil and inheriting a team that barely missed the playoffs.
Fox won't hype win vs. Giants
CHARLOTTE, N.C. - To hear New Yorkers talk, Carolina coach John Fox is the second coming of Vince Lombardi.
Panthers blank Giants
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. - The Carolina Panthers' defense played like coach John Fox was in the New York huddle, spying on his former team.
Jewish homeland in Russia shows signs of revival
BIROBIDZHAN, Russia - When he moved here four years ago, Rabbi Mordechai Shainer had problems finding enough Jews to hold prayer services. Now, he has a brand new synagogue crowned with a neon-lit Star of David, and it's packed on holy days.
Pope baptizes newborns in Sistine Chapel, continuing tradition of John Paul
VATICAN CITY - Wails rang out in the Sistine Chapel on Sunday as Pope Benedict XVI baptized 10 newborns, continuing a beloved tradition of Pope John Paul II by personally welcoming some of the newest members of the Roman Catholic Church.
Muslim pilgrims pray for salvation
MOUNT ARAFAT, Saudi Arabia - More than 2 million Muslim pilgrims from 178 countries prayed for salvation Monday at Mount Arafat, Islam's most sacred site, where Saudi Arabia's top cleric declared the West was conducting a "war against our creed."
Man who shot Pope to be released from prison
ANKARA, Turkey - The man who shot Pope John Paul II in 1981 will be released from prison this week after a court decided he had completed his sentence for the attack on the pontiff and other crimes - a ruling that took the Vatican by surprise.
Muslim pilgrims pray for salvation
MOUNT ARAFAT, Saudi Arabia - More than 2 million Muslim pilgrims from 178 countries prayed for salvation Monday at Mount Arafat, Islam's most sacred site, where Saudi Arabia's top cleric declared the West was conducting a "war against our creed."
Pope baptizes newborns in Sistine Chapel, continuing tradition of John Paul
VATICAN CITY - Wails rang out in the Sistine Chapel on Sunday as Pope Benedict XVI baptized 10 newborns, continuing a beloved tradition of Pope John Paul II by personally welcoming some of the newest members of the Roman Catholic Church.
Man who shot Pope to be released from prison
ANKARA, Turkey - The man who shot Pope John Paul II in 1981 will be released from prison this week after a court decided he had completed his sentence for the attack on the pontiff and other crimes - a ruling that took the Vatican by surprise.
Jewish homeland in Russia shows signs of revival
BIROBIDZHAN, Russia - When he moved here four years ago, Rabbi Mordechai Shainer had problems finding enough Jews to hold prayer services. Now, he has a brand new synagogue crowned with a neon-lit Star of David, and it's packed on holy days.
TV special marks Lou Rawls' final effort for college fund
LOS ANGELES - In a bittersweet coda to Lou Rawls' life and long dedication to the United Negro College Fund, the annual fundraiser he took part in last September was broadcast shortly after his death.
'Ethiopian Idols' offers hope where most don't have TVs
ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia - "Ethiopian Idols" is a far cry from the glamour and glitz of its U.S. and British inspirations.
Stepping into the ring with Bill O'Reilly is getting a lot more crowded
NEW YORK - If Bill O'Reilly truly loves a good fight, then he's had quite a week.
TV special marks Lou Rawls' final effort for college fund
Stepping into the ring with Bill O'Reilly is getting a lot more crowded
NEW YORK - If Bill O'Reilly truly loves a good fight, then he's had quite a week.
ABC to distribute BBC News reports
TV special marks Lou Rawls' final effort for college fund
LOS ANGELES - In a bittersweet coda to Lou Rawls' life and long dedication to the United Negro College Fund, the annual fundraiser he took part in last September was broadcast shortly after his death.
'Ethiopian Idols' offers hope where most don't have TVs
'The Shield' returns for a new season
NEW YORK - I want a car like "The Shield." I want a sirloin like "The Shield." I wish I could find a laptop like "The Shield," and an airline and an antidandruff shampoo like "The Shield."
ABC to distribute BBC News reports
NEW YORK - The British Broadcasting Corp. will make about 40 video news clips available daily in the United States and Canada for Internet and cell phone subscribers through a deal with ABC News.
'Ethiopian Idols' offers hope where most don't have TVs
ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia - "Ethiopian Idols" is a far cry from the glamour and glitz of its U.S. and British inspirations.
Next 'Survivor' cast to include retired astronaut
NEW YORK - The next cast of CBS' "Survivor" will include a retired astronaut who flew in space three times, twice on the space shuttle Discovery.
'The Shield' returns for a new season
NEW YORK - I want a car like "The Shield." I want a sirloin like "The Shield." I wish I could find a laptop like "The Shield," and an airline and an antidandruff shampoo like "The Shield."
Next 'Survivor' cast to include retired astronaut
NEW YORK - The next cast of CBS' "Survivor" will include a retired astronaut who flew in space three times, twice on the space shuttle Discovery.
Stepping into the ring with Bill O'Reilly is getting a lot more crowded
'The Shield' returns for a new season
ABC to distribute BBC News reports
NEW YORK - The British Broadcasting Corp. will make about 40 video news clips available daily in the United States and Canada for Internet and cell phone subscribers through a deal with ABC News.
Next 'Survivor' cast to include retired astronaut
Howard Stern makes his debut on satellite radio
No bids on foreclosed Courtney Love house
Lady Dogs defeat Florida
ATHENS, Ga. - A surprise pre-game visit from five-time Olympian Teresa Edwards helped inspire Sherill Baker, who didn't take long to show off in front of the former Georgia star.
Lady Dogs defeat Florida
ATHENS, Ga. - A surprise pre-game visit from five-time Olympian Teresa Edwards helped inspire Sherill Baker, who didn't take long to show off in front of the former Georgia star.
Two Gamecocks will turn pro
COLUMBIA - South Carolina safety Ko Simpson and defensive end Johnathan Joseph said Monday they will forgo their remaining two years of eligibility and enter the NFL Draft.
Tennessee downs South Carolina
Tennessee downs South Carolina
COLUMBIA, S.C. - Tennessee coach Bruce Pearl had a simple message for his players at halftime.
Two Gamecocks will turn pro
COLUMBIA - South Carolina safety Ko Simpson and defensive end Johnathan Joseph said Monday they will forgo their remaining two years of eligibility and enter the NFL Draft.
Tennessee downs South Carolina
COLUMBIA, S.C. - Tennessee coach Bruce Pearl had a simple message for his players at halftime.
Xtreme calendar
FUNNY MONEY: Get the scoop on how to save, spend and earn money with the humor of speaker James Cunningham. His free Fun-ancial Seminar begins at 2:30 p.m. at University Hall, Room 170, on the campus of Augusta State University, 2500 Walton Way. Call 737-1609.
Question of the week
Q: How young is too young for a cell phone?
Consider dorm, decor choices
For most high school seniors, the thought of college is fancied frequently. Late nights, early mornings, pizza and dorms are just a few things that are constant in every college kid's schedule.
In time, right girl will come along for boy
Consider dorm, decor choices
For most high school seniors, the thought of college is fancied frequently. Late nights, early mornings, pizza and dorms are just a few things that are constant in every college kid's schedule.
Spotted
David Yates (from left), Jimmy Derrick, Courtney Garner and Jamie Derrick attended First Friday in downtown Augusta.
Judge could have impact on teens
Judge could have impact on teens
Though most teens rarely take notice of the members of the Supreme Court, these justices have the ability to affect their lives for decades or more.
Joy of Christmas should last whole year
Question of the week
Q: How young is too young for a cell phone?
Real life is no act
The life lessons are just as important as the acting lessons at the Augusta Mini Theatre.
In time, right girl will come along for boy
I really want a girlfriend. I keep acting nice and showing girls that I'm not a bad boy, but they want to judge (me). I just want girls to know how I feel. I have a crush on a girl at my school, but she judged me. What should I do?
Judge could have impact on teens
Though most teens rarely take notice of the members of the Supreme Court, these justices have the ability to affect their lives for decades or more.
Real life is no act
The life lessons are just as important as the acting lessons at the Augusta Mini Theatre.
Xtreme calendar
FUNNY MONEY: Get the scoop on how to save, spend and earn money with the humor of speaker James Cunningham. His free Fun-ancial Seminar begins at 2:30 p.m. at University Hall, Room 170, on the campus of Augusta State University, 2500 Walton Way. Call 737-1609.
Quick hits
MY THOUGHTS: A touching, coming-of-age story of a roller skater named X and his friends living on Chicago's South Side in the late 1970s.
Joy of Christmas should last whole year
I recently attended a Christmas concert at my brother Christian-Elijah's elementary school.
Joy of Christmas should last whole year
I recently attended a Christmas concert at my brother Christian-Elijah's elementary school.
Quick hits
MY THOUGHTS: A touching, coming-of-age story of a roller skater named X and his friends living on Chicago's South Side in the late 1970s.
Spotted
David Yates (from left), Jimmy Derrick, Courtney Garner and Jamie Derrick attended First Friday in downtown Augusta.
In time, right girl will come along for boy
I really want a girlfriend. I keep acting nice and showing girls that I'm not a bad boy, but they want to judge (me). I just want girls to know how I feel. I have a crush on a girl at my school, but she judged me. What should I do?
Pope baptizes newborns in Sistine Chapel, continuing tradition of John Paul
Man who shot Pope to be released from prison
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